...I have worked with hundreds of students over the years, meaning I've seen the kinds of things that can trip people up and make learning seem hard. I try to assess what aspects of the subject matter are creating a challenge, and then break the material down into small chunks and build it back up ... (read more)
...Proving an identity is typically the hardest task. Once students develop their basic knowledge sufficiently, I give them a set of guidelines that provide possible strategies against trig identity problems. Note that the nature of the problems means that there is not a strict hierarchy of superordinate/subordinate rules. (read more)
...I love tutoring math and I have been doing that since high school, but I officially started tutoring at Santa Ana College March, 2016, and I've loved it because it's beautiful when I help someone see math the way I see it - as a charming friend of nature. I can tutor every math class all the way... (read more)
...My tutoring methods vary depending on the strengths and weaknesses of the student. I try to adapt my teaching style to match up with the student's learning style in order to develop a deep understanding of the material. At the same time I also try to help students develop better work habits and study skills in order to become better overall performers in the classroom. (read more)
...I have to travel frequently between Los Angeles, CA and Austin, TX for family reasons, so I cannot guarantee a weekly time in-person. But I'm certified to tutor online (I write on a white board that the camera is pointed at), and I'm happy to work with you to meet your needs if you can be flexib... (read more)